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... LORD KITCHENER. Never will the Britieh people forget the crowded memories and surging; emotions of tbo first week of June, 1916. The nation had scarcely recovered its balance alter the alternations of heart-searching sorrow and glowing pride which upon ...
... LORD KITCHENER’S DEFENCE I only wish I were liberty to give the facts which were told by Lord Kitchener in defence of his administration of the W a Office. I hope that some time or other that defence will made public. Ho read his speech out, word for ...
... SUNK WITH KITCHENER. ■' V'-. jjHHV ...
... WITH LOUD KITCHENER. LOCAL MEN OX H.M.S. HAMPSHIRE . ' V’. ...
... MILNROW PARISH CHURCH MEMORIAM LORD KITCHENER. A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, June IHh, at SO. Preacher The VICAR. ...
... SELL, a good Mahogany Tudor Bodetead, bf-auti-1 ful footboard and cornice spring mattrees and hangings; Kitchen Dresser an ...
... TAKING UP KITCHENER'S MANTLE. Mr. Elliot preached from the text, And he took up the mantle of Elijah that fell from hint. . . And they said, tne spirit of Elijah doth rest on Flisha. (11. Kings, ii., 13 and 15). The news that Lord Kitchener had been drowned ...
... see fight and b‘ their valour saved England front disaster. They would remember that Kitchener and these men had not died in rain. Bement/we Belgium! Remember Kitchener! That was our sacred duty. From the watery tomb we seemed to hear his vv*m' calling ...
... the great loss sustained Brit.sh F.moire and Allus th.- lamentable deeth of lord Kitchener. Provo icing on a 'suasion to Roam. on behalf of our fliorernment . Lord Kitchener and several handeeds of gallant bail within sight of the wild coast of the OrkneYs- ...
... which took place yesterday was a fiasco. It had been trumpeted abroad that there was going to be an attack in force on Lord Kitchener by Colonel Churchill, Sir Arthur Markham, Sir Ivor Herbert, and Mr. Ellis Griffith. The usual thing happened. Colonel Churchill ...
... HIS SMILE Lord Kitchener came, smiled, he conquered. There was no withstanding that smile. We had been taught to believe that Lord Kitchener was a dour, morose, forbidding sorb of man. I remember being struck years ago by the stern and austere expression ...
... containing dining X and drawing-room, kitchen, scullery, and washhouse, 4 bedrooips and bath room .—Mrs. Storey, Great Gates, Balderstone. *2sBx SPARTHFIELD AVENUE Let; containing X dining and drawing rooms, kitchen, scullery. 3 bedrooms, bath and w.c.; ...